We manufactures a great selection of metal polishing pads

A polishing pad is a tool that can be used to apply polish to a surface and process it in a mechanical way. Although these are most commonly used in combination with a machine polisher, there are also polishing pads to be used by hand.

This 7-inch Flexible Resin polishing pad is designed to provide a high luster shine and works great on concrete countertops and edge polishing.

We manufactures a great selection of metal polishing pads. These metal polishing pads provide smooth to mirror finish on all types of metals.

An abrasive brush is used for light deburring, metal finishing, cleaning rust, oxides, defuzzing wood panels, and denibbing plastic. This type of industrial brush will not snag on cut metal edges. A sanding brush is primarily used for smoothing treated wood surfaces.

Silicon Carbide Filament Brushes are harder, sharper and more aggressive than aluminum oxide and because their more durable, they are preferred for finishing ferrous metals.

A Steel Wire Brush is a tool consisting of a brush whose bristles are made of steel wire. The steel used is generally a medium- to high-carbon variety and very hard and springy.

Resin Filled cup wheels are perfect for chip free grinding and honing. Diamonds are specifically placed on the cup wheel for maximum speed. Resin is filled to eliminate bouncing, or "biting" into the material-the things that cause chipping.

A diamond cup wheel is an abrasive tool with diamond bonded to the metal around its periphery. The name's genesis arose from the shape of the tool due to a depression in the center. Furthermore, the style of the bonded diamond comes in different types. As the case may be, they are strictly for grinding, smoothening, or polishing. Other grinding wheels include the straight grinding wheel, grinding dish wheel, segmented wheel, etc.

With CNC Tools, manufacturing equipment and tools are controlled by programmed software to complete various complex factory operations. Common CNC Tools' types include but are not limited to three-dimensional cutting tools, lathes, routers, mills and grinders.

A backing pad is a power tool attachment that secures and supports accessories used for sanding and polishing. The abrasive or polishing medium is held securely on the face of the backing pad by means of a locking disc or hook and loop fasteners.